A rooster figures out how to crow without falling off his perch.
Levi learns that there are advantages to the top and bottom bunks of a bunk bed.
Quinn was afraid of the dark--until Dylan's sleepover.
This young girl helps free a bird that got caught in a store.
Benjamin shows Sheriff Leon how he and his Oma saved the money to pay off the mortgage.
Miss Dinsmore learns that her little gray house is fine just as it is.
Abby is her team's staunchest supporter but when will she get a chance to play?
Mordy finds the perfect messenger to deliver his Purim basket for Mom.
Aaron starts to skate one step at a time.
Henry may not be able to beat his cousins at racing or baseball but he can do one thing better than all of them.
Tim realizes that an old toy can be the best gift.
Edward is unhappy as a frog. Emily is unhappy as a worm. Can "magic" help both of them?
Two friends win more than the Egg Drop Challenge.
An elephant stops by a child's house and offers to work but runs away when the child's mother gives it a laundry list of tasks to complete.
In this take on 'The Tortoise and the Hare', Hummingbird and Heron race to see who gets to eat fish from the river and who has to eat something else.
Yuri is teased about being small for his age--until he makes the village soccer-club team.
Peter did everything to make friends but look out the window.
In this Indian folk tale, the moon teaches a valuable lesson to a boastful tailor.
Abby is jealous of a young drifter's expertise with horses.
This gymnast gets a chance to use her talent and energy.
A clever baby-sitter finds imaginative ways for Jacob to pass the time until his parents come home.
Bear picks plums from his tree and shares them with his friends. By sharing he is able to put together the perfect lunch.
Max is grumpy because he can't find any flowers for Mrs. Mole. Felix and Harriet help him make a leaf bouquet instead. Mrs. Mole invites them in for hot cocoa and a story.
Mr. Johnson learns that Rufus is a great dog--despite his weird bark.
The townspeople have run out of apples but the monster demands an apple pie every day . . . who can help?
